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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-22

BoOMs are not born, they are made
When effort is organized and systematic,
It is most successful.
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WANTED-LAND.

WANTED-FifEy Thousand to 200,Oo9 acre
w ranch, with good water supply, for lease,
with privilege of purehase,s Give description,
terms of lease, price OF land, etc. Address
JamesG. Roe, care Elliott & Roe, Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-22

WHILE some papers are discussing the
liquor question, the Temple Times omlts
no opportunity to refer to "the water
question again"
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WTANTED-A good white woman for general
w house work. apply at W. z. PatteIson's
feed store.
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PHOEEssEONaI.

HOD6E8 6 WALKER, ATTORNEYS at lsI
Il Montague, Texas. Special attention give
70 land and cormerGs8l litigation
-WTOQD, FISHER z RORB, Attorneys Il
w : Law, san Marcos, Texas.
Jaws, BEALL7 q ROGERS, attorneys al
u Colnsel0rs IS Law. Over Fort Worth ~
tions! bank Main street. Fort Worth. Tex.
7 il. VANZANDT, Nj D., physician and SUE
l. geon. 0Hee over Postoffce. Residence CO..
Texas and Cherry SITS. Pan Electric teIephoua
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-22

THE Prohibitionists of Comanche and
Tom Green counties hold mass meetings
tomorrow.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

Al persons seeking employment tCho cannot GJf-
lions free Of charge.
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as porter or dishwath-
w er In saloon, hotel or restaurant. Address
s." care Gazette.
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FURNISHED eRDCUS for rent. J. ii. RO
L bins, So East W atherfOrd street.
nor RENT-GeFmnRia5h han, for balls parts
4 public. speaking or other reputable NEE.
ings. Apply to II. Stefnfeldt, Third and ThrJCE
morton streets.
DOR RENF-Purptshe fr0i.t room in f "
4 Balls new building.N Nc. COZ Calhoun st.
NOR RENT-UPper fJor OF tour fuTnlshsI
4 ros ms, sinEIy or collectively, suitable q
light housekeeping. Apply at All Calh0-I
street, between Third and Fourth.
NOR RENT-A nice, 4aFgs fnrnTshedro0l
L south, east and west exposure, well locate
for business men and within one bl OK and.
half OF first class boarding house me or w
yO ing men preferred. Address z, in care g.
ZETTE. ,--...
NOE RENT-Large, welt ventilated furoishs.
L rooms moderate rent. Inquire st 5
ThFockmortOn street.
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FOR s4LE-LIVn NroCk
KOOMe FOK RaNTs

IGOR oALE-Sixty COED broke horses, used q
Il the srail last season. also POO high era.
native bulls. HatChersS Woods. Fort Worth
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ss-Subsc,ibers wishing their address
changed from one postonice to another, must
give the oil address as well as the new, or the
change cannot be made.
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For SALE-LAND,

NOR SALE-S2O sores good blaeS land IOca,|
Il IN II,n counly,.pSrt OF ftwilhin the COrpcI
alton of WhtIhey. Title perfect. Good l1yesl
menb for any one who wishes to buy land q
speculation. Address f. IT. Kidd, Sea!y, Al.
tin county. Tex.
TYOR SALE-~oUth side OF Loai.iaBa ayen1
I one lO5XaG0, cheap for cash Good bull.
ing, stable. dah orchard, good Improvement
good ever fasting well. Inquire al lSO5, HOu.
ton street :. kruse
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FOR sALE-DWEI1IEGs.

EOR SALB2-A4y resIdence, furnished or d.
L furn shed; also family carriage; all in go.
repair. Apply on the premises to Mrs. q
Newton. corner Thirteenth ana Lamar strees
NOR SALE-The handsome pro
4 erty Formerly OwheJfby Major j. j. Jary.
sOrner LsGfEfEr and Sixth streets IN the cts
Fort Worth. or VIII exchange for I'M m prove
agricultural lands. B. n. Boren, Dallas.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

Drank LERgH-
e Land Agent and Stock Broker,
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WANTED-sIALK HREP.

WIANrElIz-9s6 men on the extension oft.
y ~ Fort Worth and Denver -U4tS RailrOs-
Apply al QUapah, eX.. TO d. Carey OTIS MIR,
"TANTEO-Ihres hun bred. labOrers 10 S.
w ON new track in the Indian Terrjlo-
Apply at Gainesville TO john OCOnrell, ro2:
master tIutf, Coo ado and santa Fe Ra var
MyANTED-FOr extension Mexican Iut-rrs
w tional Railroad, good toremen, bridge cl,
penters and Transfers, four g00dr ra'lr0s
cooks and baker who can bake for 500 me.
Apply by letter box No. IC5, Eagle Pass, Tel
or IN person aE end of track to ". 7. Roberts.
EnnfracfNr
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Real EetaIe. Block

NTfVIAN z KYLAND, geRers1 lana ana &C
' lection agents for the PanHsndls .
TTracoza
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-23
MARKET REPORTS.
aem Yark l.roaneo nlark...

Ngw Youk. 'cpD 81
Flour Il triuta OF 2l,i0, utusuA... iA.
D"rts ot li,S1b barrels; 4}iGi -'e,, was
without quutabic cndnne, ruling steYy
"a rprng ana weak on winter Wuoa's.
Sales wcr %. 10 barrels. rvJesnre Western
Hud state 1t pa .a5 ~. 'ru.n
sc39 1Si.- "'3'?g ~ H "a >,''r -' % 'o
ttucy DO ut ( 7Ortgl; .Gt" @riu W 500
$3.50 ertfn at. Acur 20 5oO34 % l.,'.ni
Minnesota OEtr6 VUnt $50 tr.ilt ti tHN9i -,
cn1ic. I'D double oNtr0 a.. 20 nb.i VI
100 bbls. city NH .N,5sa ti iO9i &c 1890 'a.--
reio TO- gucat lCsl4 30 1891 bui-. uj sup"rur "
2OJI2 - 800 barrels ~ r.i,' Na. 80
N3 10 .5U barrel "nf'r vii 80 '4''H 81
OOtli 90 300 hHrr'ir of "..T,.4-.. .ffr'.. 80
3UO.A 30. Soutae'u -four unchanged. SAFES
a. 90; good TO choice d. 40 l0t,d 80.
Ftur' urin. Supurnc It 290,Na.'. CotN
GEhtN "WnEAr .t,o-.u,s % .l&o .r.e-
els; export. of i0j,i76 lt.he $. atiO ui
2eG,oN bushels N .pot, Aoje higher .''.
) ring At ~; No. hard 1t We ,"anN';
~. . red At ~ rlcytUn"; ou34g,l95 ccIN ."'
NO. / REQ nom nj at 81; No. WnJc run-
ma At 81. ~ nominal "Anh. duii
DDr% q pie of tIuIt HusIC.>; .N.. .t. ol
3i,3}i busheia 5.,....i IS H0uush' Q spot,
a ,rilc bs Ter, 40; 3oo 314 store, 5l]i 't'i}3
exports OF Ilos bush Is; sp.,; Yl i!Hl a..
ell, 'l 81 OF, rs we ulEuof. -. t- a9
whit" ~ 81: So. at "tj'a; ID" ""lr ~
I3lzs; %. vnbe at 40. 40. whit" nc 81;
N Nad Western al a... i {, yhile DO .ttailgl1.
HHVJuFl Vs. UJtrGE--N.1 nominal ,t 1874
6.i.ti :t,s -- wac quoted oui: tu.v,
( ou,o bags. t.u,riu-W a. 1'a ..:H.t
Was quo,.i dull; G. % 3,..,
q q, p!llt i; 7nfa 't..A 80 3;
. $50 u 100; standard 2 at 5'l; e.u.. p...'
ta.. ..j ,-i6; ,,,.!.re3 Pr Ua,'!; ....
u.o, .., etG-i standard \ al O.; at b,
cl.1 IL; tl,neJ .,u.uu ot b; Wp"Iua .. "., 10;
90 ba.s m".a3,te sutar "a t's: 800 AhHs
Imps'"..n" = ''ai extra "l"1 't 49,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-23
Maria A. Ryan's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Honor
DISTRICr or CHITrENDEN, IS. able the Pro-
bate Court for the District OF Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons Interested in
the estate of Maria A. Ryan, late OF south
Burlington. in said district, deceased, testate.
GREETING:
WHEREAS, application hath been made 10
this court in writing by the executor OF the
will of said Ryan,scttng forth that said Ryan
was in her iifs time under contract binding IN
law or equity, with Mary A. STANLEY of Bur
lingtOu. IN said district, 10 convey to said
Shanlcy certain parcel of land with brick
dwelling house thereon, situated on the
southeast corner of Adams and Elm streets,
in sud burlington, and being the same prem
ises which were conveyed by Bradley B.
Smalley to said Ryan. 10y deed dated January
sd, ISL ana recorded in Volume II, page 393,
If the Land Records of said Burlington, beng
he premises whore SAID STANLEY now resides
and praying for license and authority TO
convey such premises according 10 SAID cong
tract.
whcrcupon, the said court nnpo0t-
ed and designed the Sth day OF October,
1851, M the Probate Court rooms, IA
said U-uiyt, 10 hear and decide up-
Oh said HpplicItun and petition, and ordered
sons Interested therein, 10y publishing SAID or
der, together wiki the time and place OF hear
ing, three weeks sUCVc@sINcly in lne Burn Il
ton Free Press. @ newspaper when clrcu''toS
~ the nelshhosnood OF those persons lHrr-
c-fyI lu said estate, an which puHnVa-i1ns
shtll uo previous o the day assigned Tor near
uH.
Therefore, You are hereby notified 10 ap-
| pear D.4Hrr t.,Iu court, 20 ,ut time and place
assigned, then and tncre I'm pid COURT tom .'e
| W TnU $50 caus'.
Cj,ln under my baud, az the Probate Iour,
ru|nls, tAis IA day of Seutgmher ISL
! 43.wo% JGNNlESTACl, Register
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THE BOARD OF TRADE.
Eeport of the Committee ON Market pa
IA Proposed Canning Establishments

Report of the Committee ON Market nay
"A Proposed Canning Establishment.
The regular meeting of thu Board Of
Trade was held in the City Court room
Tuesday, and in the absence of Gen.
Wells, Col w. a. Crombie was elected
chairman. The special committee on
market day reported that they had met
the committee of the Board of Aldermen,
had made known to them their desire in
the matter Of regulating itiner9nts, and
asked th't suitable ordinances he framed
ana passed, but the Board Of Aldermen
had not done so aS.Yet.
The executive committee reported that
they had made proposition to the Board
OF Aldermen to rent aud put in proper re-
p ir the market building to he useu for
market purposes, but rs yet the Alder
men have reached no decision, and that
they have not been able tn establish a
market day in this city, owing To their in
ability to procure suitable place, nut
they hoped to soon reach he desired end.
In executive commit tee were author
lied 0 prepare and issue c.rcul IS show
lug he advantages OF Burlington as n
business and manufacturing centre, its
educational institutions, etc.
The mntter Of providing q suitable
UO1m for he usC of the board WAS also
discussed and was fqVOrably received. 1t
wa- he sense of The members that the
matter should be lett 20 the executive
committee.
A proposition was received from outside
parties relative 20 the establishment of q
fruit canning establishment in Burling-
ton, which would provide n market for
the large amount nj truil which is now
wasted. The parties u. rec 10 take all the
stock IN such a corporation. bul they wish
To locate ut some point where plenty q
help cHn he procured. The matter wa
referred TO the committee on manuiac
lures. The board then adjourned.
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DR.. Cages Next Visit.


We, the Subscribers. having been appointed
by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chittcndcn, Commissioners to re-
ceiVc, examine and adjust the claims and de
mandS of all persons against the estate of
} ohm Shonon, late of Million, IN SAID
district, deceased, and also all claims and
demands exhibited in offset thereto: and six
months from the day of tine date hereof being
allowed by said Court for that purpose. we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will
attend to the business of our appointment at
the late residence OF John Shoniou, in said
district. on the 20th days of October and
March next, at 10 O'Clock a. IN. on each of
said days.
Dated this Y Ii day of September IsST.
r. Is. ME ,t>. tg..,.t ;..
FRANKLIN FOWN, N'"i ''''''uera'
l3,V3V
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Our Charlotte correspondent writes
There is general complaint of a light yield
of oats, wheat and potatoes of the latter
there are enough III the hill, but under
size and rotten in a good many cases. A
fruit dealer in the CdtirdtOr, in estillat-
ing the apple yield, sets Vermont down al
rs per cent. Vermont has not - per cent
of good crop. There is a heavy demand
for winter fruit, though prices have not
yet been made, 1t is probable that fine
stock viii bring good price, however
Potatoes are bringing 10 cents Tor mar-
ket At the depot here. Hay is DriIging Is
10 10 AT Fields press near The station.
Several fro-ts Of late have hurried for
ward the cutting Of bucEwheat. II is
Getting very dry and rain Is waited for To-
do blowing for fall sowing. Considerable
wiutr wheat is sO"n In this vicinity.
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DIED.

CoLLINs-In SheIburn. Sept. 2lst, 1:i5 p. m,
Teresa T., YOU Ige,t daughter of stephen and
Catherine Collins, ayed years.
Foy.-At Rutland, Sept. 20, .lSS1.. o. con-
sumption, Josie A.. wife OF c. ". Foy, aged
2. years and months.
FERGUsON.At Willston, Sent. 20, 1887,
Priscilla, infant daughter Of willard L. and
Lille NJ, Ferguson, aged Ii months and "a
DAYS.
BABROws In this city, Sept "A, 1887, Mrs
Harriet BarrOws, wife OF the late George Bar
row., aged Is years anG months.
aDoplexy. DR.. f. j. Hendee, aged 81 years.
ANDREws.--In Richmond. VT, Sept 20, 1887,
Elisha Andrews, AGED 30 years.
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California peaca,s, 40 cents a dozen
Southern peaches 10 cents dozen.
summer squash tat 3 cents y pound.
PutatOe 30 cents peck. sweet poi s,O4s
are to cents a pound. Tomatoes cts Il
pound. CuCumbers l to 2 cts apiece
X ,e cucumber 60 cents n busheL String
means 5 cents Il quart Corn, u cents :
dozen. Shell beans, 35 cents Il peck.
Watermelons, 40 TO % cents piece.
Apples, $s to $3.50 per barrel, or ~
cents peck. Cantelupes, 10 to %
cents apiece. Plums are A. to 50 cents d
peck Grapes are 5 to 10 cents q pound.
Bananas are 40 10 30 cents dozen.
Messiua and Valencia oranges are 70
to 80 cents per dozen Figs are -
to 30 cents pound. Me~sina lemons are
30 TO 80 cents dozen. Cocoanuts are 6
to 10 cents each. Best quality dates
12 cts pound. French prunes are 10 to 20
cents pound. German prunes 20 cents Il
pound. Pickles 80 to 90 cts. a gallon, plain
or mixed. New beets and turuips, go cents
bushel. Parsley cents bunch
Home cabbage cents a pound. Hubbard
squash is 2 cents Il pound.
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VIZ An I'll "A working uouscls cper, ~ o
w drst-Cless New In land fam " with
six child zen, the youngest being clcyen, liv-
ing in RrooElyn, n Y. Must he a good,
thrifty NV Engl'nd woman with executive
abb ny. and Brought M with tde old New
~ gland notions Of regularity Hud Order,
able 10 do the marie ing, take charge of tour
Of five servants and make herself helpful and
useful in the care II homo.
such an one, fully comp tent. may find a
very desirable aud permanent sirua ION h
addressing, vito references, Helpful, ~
broadway, Ne" YORK. l3,wlt
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STATE OF VERMON", : To an persons
DISTRICT OF CHlTTEN Dos, concerned iu the
estate of Jeanne Brace iirlOl e=. late of COL
chester, in said district, deceusvd.
GBFETlNG:
Vt a Probate Court, holden ri Burlington
within and for the District of ChittCnden, on
thcl,th day OF September, lSS1, aU instrument
purpOt tIngto be the last viii and testament Of
Jeanne Brace Limoges, late OF Colchester, in
alid district, deceased was presented TO the
ourC atorcsmd,for probate. And 10 is ordered
by said court that the LIST day OF October, 1857,
al the Probate Court rooms in said Burlington,
be assigned for proving said instrument; and
Thar notice thereof be given TO all persons con-
cerucd by publishing this order three weeks
succc>sVCy i'm the Burlington Free lrc.s, p
newspaper printed at said burlington, prov. -
GUS 90 tno time appointed.
Therefore, You are hereby notified 10 GVn. tr
h.iI.e said count, ur the time ANA D acc Jtorv-
sad and contest the probate ~; said will, g.
yuu have cause.
Given under my hand 0t Burlington. I'm said
d. ..i,t, t.is 18th day OF Septcufcr. 3. e.
JENNIE sTArl, Rcyisser.
B,wjW
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Waterfowl Union Live Stock Markets.
WATERTOwS. Sept. 20.

Cattle Markct-The market is quoted
Gull.
Market Beef-extra. & 50d.G -: lirst quality,
OUDG2l; second quality, 5000 40; Jhlru
quality, 81 01G1t So
Cattie-lteCeipts of 1901 head.
CaJtlc-StOre Cat.lc-W Orhin" oxen. per
palr, SN1GDiGD. FHrrOw COWS ~iAO3D. Fancy
COWS $5O8s0. Milcl cows anJ calves, 5,54,iS.
YearIings SSj0D3i6, Twc-yclrt-"'' SHOPS.
Three, S!t5Gi0.
Swiuc-Receipts Of 10 6iG
Swine-Northern dressed hoa-. :. p b..
Western fat. live 5,91G ~ n.
Sheep and lambs He"cipts OF SOS.
Sheen AID Lamt5-in lots at 2%.ni ~. r''r4
III i 2sti 20.
veal Caves at q 8.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-23

Tho noeal NiArNat.
BURLINGTON. Sept. %, 1857

BUNLI NIVN. "UUl. = loot,
Butter and eggs are h shnr his week.
Cheese is thQ same. Fruit and vegetables
are -omeWhat lower. although potatoes
are firm at 80 cents bushcl, With a proba-
hHty that they will be biIher There is
go ohouLe in meats and h-3. The 9th, T
qucr.,io.s remain practically unchanged,
and ave 40 iO.iUW-:
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Utica Cheese Market.

UTICA, NY. Sept 10.
CHEESE-rhe sales at the. cheese!m arket here
To-Day were rs follows: 100 boxes at lie,
5l2 ut ne, 6S6I at lll4c, Gl} at LIS 800 at
li19c, l3s6at ll3Sc, 2?SI at ll3ic and $40 ~ psi
waite terms. $50 boxes were consigned: mar
ket 15c higher. August cheese cleaned out.
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LITTLE FALLS, N. Y, Sept. 10.
CHEEsE-Sales to-day were us follows: 100
boxes lie, 100 at il4, 3iS4 at ll12 40 at
lbs, $500 at ll94 and $50 of dairy at 7l6 1850
boxes were consigned. Butter-sales of 20
packages creamery ut 2ic, IS OF dairy at Ia
o. the bulk at II.
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Burlington Wholesale Produce Market.
BURLINGTON, Sept. D.


Butter, cheese and eggs remain the
same as last week. Buckwheat and bran
are quoted higher. There is no special
change in other prices. Quotations are as
follows:
PROyIsIONS-B uttcr, lGg22 cents for fresh
made cheese. S1llc potatoes, 20 % 20 cts
eggs, I5gl7c beans, Sl251Sl.5O y Dushel {;
honey. lOitl+ cents.
Hay loose, Sl0DS12; balcd, SlltGSl2.
GRAIN-Cu,s 81 6S IS cents y BUSH. peas,
roc % %; rye, so az 55c Duckwheat, 40 a t5c,
corn, Western 500 51c': Northern so u GOo.
FEED-M iddlings, $500 90 $500 y ton
shorts, $500; bran, S2+OO % $500; corn
meal $1,000 $2i.OO.
HfDEs-Beef AZ % &c y u veal, 60 to 75o.
piece.
MRATs-Beef. Vermont dressed 06i9c p n
Western ga &c n ID Veal, 1uSc; pork, urcssed
&c lamb l2c dressed; turkeys alive l0o4D
l2(sc; dressed l5c ducks l2l,c dressed; fowls
cents alive, chickens l2c alive, LOO Ice dress
ed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-23
FLOUR, SUGAR, ETC,

st. Louis -four $50 to $500 barrcy
Michigan, 50 20 to s. 80. Spring patents
and Minnesota patents, So 90 to q 80 d
barrel. Buckwheat is 3 cents a pound
Maple syrup 81 gallon. Granu-
lated sugar ia cents pound,
10 pounds for 81. lnght brown, 6
to 81. cents. New maple sugar is
10 IL cents pound 81 cents
in bulk. New white clover honey is
Is cents pound. Nuts. all kinds 81
pound. New cider jelly in live pound
buckets 40 cents. Apple Jelly 80 cents foy
s-pound pals. Raspberry jam i5 to ~
cents for 6-pound pals.
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NJ ARRIED.

RIOPELLE-D In this city. Sept. 90,
1887, at st. Joscph's church by Rev. Father
Yvinec. Mr.. a. j. Riop"lle of Montreal and
Miss q. &. Dion of This city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-23

pound, 2OG2j; chiolscns, per pound, 8 ; eggs
per dozen 1000; green corn per dozen, 10;
onious, per bushels s.; pears, per bushcl, 80
81 90; potatoes, per bu-hcl, 60; squash, Ii;
turnips, per bushei, 81.
ST. ALuANs, sept. II
AttrndIuce good, receipts far, market
nrmrr, though no material change is noted
in last weeks quItuti 'p-. General price
for good butter Is ~ ~ ems selections q
to - ccaa. .Hl some t3w dIiries Il httlc
htah.r Creamery butter - 10 q cents. Eygs
10 cents lgI shppn%
RICHMOND, Sept, ~.
Market active. supply th!r. Butter, tair to
good at 10 10 Scents; choice mt 10 to ~ cents A.;
fine at q to % C nte; cheese, factory, 10 to
~ ccnts; dairy, 10 10 II; eggs. 10 cente per
dozen potatues to cars 20 sc G. per bu-heI.
NEEGLNSrs, Sctt Z.
Butter market is firm ar Is to .. cents per
pound ;soicCtious. cts rcrI tund =, gigs, J.
Crs lct dozen; fowls, q 80 ~ cts. per pound ,
chic crs IL to 10 cents pr pound; honey, ~
to IS ccuis per pound; bCpns o. to sl.5l per
h slcl; potatoes, - GEMS per huShcI; beef,
D to g cents uCr TUuuC pork, 70 6L G NJ
per pound; veal, { to 3 cents per pound, i've
", i4ht; nay. IS TO $40 per tot.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
For Liver. File, Indigestion etc. Free from MGR
curry: contains only Pure Vegetable l1.,e TENTS
Agent. {, n, CKITTENTON, Sew Orh.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-23

Vermont PruIu,o 3IIrket,
RUTLAND, Sept. q.
Apples, per 0ushel, 20; butter, per
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-09-23
Monday, Sept. 26, 1887.

Elegant coaches through 10 Albany without
change, connecting tueTc with the ep"nuid
steamer Dean Richmond" of tine PcJUie's
Line for New York.
Thls excursion hss been arranged expressly
% enable CXcUtSIunists to vyifnr.. the